UB Paderborn / Katalog / Suche / in CDI

1 – 25 von 86

Sortiert nach

The 91st Congress: Trouble for Nixon

U.S. news & world report, 1968-11, Vol.65 (21), p.50-52

1968

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Real story of revolt in Congress: as told by members themselves [why the administration is meeting resistance to its plans and policies on all sides]

U.S. news & world report, 1967-11, Vol.63, p.36-39

1967

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

The Changing Mood of Congress: How Outlook Is Shifting

U.S. news & world report, 1966-05, Vol.60 (18), p.28-30

1966

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Nixon and Congress: score card on '71 session; in a close contest: the president won key showdowns with lawmakers; but most of his major measures were sidetracked--at least until next year

U.S. news & world report, 1971-12, Vol.71, p.16-18

1971

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Now Congress is starting to roll: key bills are on their way, at last: what happened? one big factor: a change in White House strategy and tactics by President Johnson

U.S. news & world report, 1964-02, Vol.56, p.37

1964

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Reagan vs. Democrats: the lines harden; the November 2 voting set up a war of nerves between the White House and Congress [results of congressional races]

U.S. news & world report, 1982-11, Vol.93, p.19-24

Mashek, John W

1982

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Carter's shredded goals: Democrats on Capitol Hill are grinding up the proposals of their own administration one after another, and there's no letup in sight

U.S. news & world report, 1978-08, Vol.85, p.13-14

1978

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

What to expect when Congress "welcomes" Carter: look for harmony between Congress and White House--if Carter remembers that cooperation is a two-way street

U.S. news & world report, 1976-11, Vol.81, p.17-18

1976

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Ford takes on Congress--strategy for '76? there's a veiled warning in the president's tussle with Congress: follow my lead now or answer to voters in the next election

U.S. news & world report, 1974-12, Vol.77, p.15-17

1974

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

How White House is being run after the big shake-up: things are different now--a larger role for the cabinet, "open door" policy to Congress, new power structure; already: a big lift at the White House

U.S. news & world report, 1973-06, Vol.74, p.27-29

1973

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

"Becoming a crisis": power struggle in Washington; interview with Dr. Louis Fisher, author, and analyst for the Library of Congress

U.S. news & world report, 1973-04, Vol.74, p.64-69

1973

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Congress vs. Nixon: showdown at hand: in his opening battles with Congress, the president won on a spending veto, lost on his FBI nomination; ahead lies a bitter war on many fronts

U.S. news & world report, 1973-04, Vol.74, p.25-26

1973

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Outlook for the president's tax plans: interviews with key men in Congress

U.S. news & world report, 1971-09, Vol.71, p.19-20

1971

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Problems of divided government--Nixon vs. Congress: present signs point to a historic battle shaping up between Congress and president; caught in the crossfire are health insurance, welfare reform, revenue sharing, a host of vital programs

U.S. news & world report, 1971-03, Vol.70, p.15-16

1971

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

How Johnson Fared With an Unhappy Congress

U.S. news & world report, 1967-12, Vol.63 (26), p.18-20

1967

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

LBJ vs. Congress: Collision Course

U.S. news & world report, 1967-04, Vol.62 (14), p.23-24

1967

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

LBJ and Congress--why the magic is gone: from key members of Congress come the answers, in their own words

U.S. news & world report, 1966-03, Vol.60, p.53-55

1966

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

LBJ's "100 days"--a record piling up: bills that have been bogged down for years are sailing through now; The way LBJ runs Congress

U.S. news & world report, 1965-04, Vol.58, p.41-44

1965

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

LBJ's New Experiment in Government

U.S. news & world report, 1965-04, Vol.58 (14), p.64-68

1965

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Johnson and the new Congress: President Johnson figures changes are good for his 1965 program, including the "Great Society."

U.S. news & world report, 1964-11, Vol.57, p.31-32

1964

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

LBJ and Congress: the next 100 days; all signs point to a slowdown in Congress

U.S. news & world report, 1964-03, Vol.56, p.31-32

1964

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Kennedy and Congress: with 25 days to go; end nears for one of the longest, least-productive sessions of Congress in history [1st sess., 88th Congress]

U.S. news & world report, 1963-11, Vol.55, p.31-33

1963

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Why Congress doesn't give JFK what he wants: answers by leading congressmen

U.S. news & world report, 1963-03, Vol.54, p.38-42

1963

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

Secret that wasn't a secret--JFK's "background" conference: Mr. Kennedy was talking "off the record" in the U.S.--but he was quoted directly in London newspapers; upshot: some "off the record" comment is now "on the record."

U.S. news & world report, 1963-01, Vol.54, p.78

1963

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

New help for Kennedy in Senate: old-timers at the Capitol think the administration now can count on Senate support for most of its proposals

U.S. news & world report, 1963-01, Vol.54, p.34-37

1963

Link zum Volltext

Verfügbarkeit prüfen

1 – 25 von 86

Suche als RSS-Feed

Aktive Filter

Zeitschrift / SerieU.S. News & World Report

ThemaRelations With Congress

Suchergebnisse filtern

Filter anzeigen

Nur zeigen

Mit Volltextzugriff
(30)

Publikationsform

magazinearticle
(86)

Sprache

Englisch
(86)

Erscheinungsjahr

n.n

Thema

14 weitere anzeigen...

Weniger anzeigen...

Kollektion

Menü

Weitere Dienste

Einstellungen

The 91st Congress: Trouble for Nixon

Real story of revolt in Congress: as told by members themselves [why the administration is meeting resistance to its plans and policies on all sides]

The Changing Mood of Congress: How Outlook Is Shifting

Nixon and Congress: score card on '71 session; in a close contest: the president won key showdowns with lawmakers; but most of his major measures were sidetracked--at least until next year

Now Congress is starting to roll: key bills are on their way, at last: what happened? one big factor: a change in White House strategy and tactics by President Johnson

Reagan vs. Democrats: the lines harden; the November 2 voting set up a war of nerves between the White House and Congress [results of congressional races]

Carter's shredded goals: Democrats on Capitol Hill are grinding up the proposals of their own administration one after another, and there's no letup in sight

What to expect when Congress "welcomes" Carter: look for harmony between Congress and White House--if Carter remembers that cooperation is a two-way street

Ford takes on Congress--strategy for '76? there's a veiled warning in the president's tussle with Congress: follow my lead now or answer to voters in the next election

How White House is being run after the big shake-up: things are different now--a larger role for the cabinet, "open door" policy to Congress, new power structure; already: a big lift at the White House

"Becoming a crisis": power struggle in Washington; interview with Dr. Louis Fisher, author, and analyst for the Library of Congress

Congress vs. Nixon: showdown at hand: in his opening battles with Congress, the president won on a spending veto, lost on his FBI nomination; ahead lies a bitter war on many fronts

Outlook for the president's tax plans: interviews with key men in Congress

Problems of divided government--Nixon vs. Congress: present signs point to a historic battle shaping up between Congress and president; caught in the crossfire are health insurance, welfare reform, revenue sharing, a host of vital programs

How Johnson Fared With an Unhappy Congress

LBJ vs. Congress: Collision Course

LBJ and Congress--why the magic is gone: from key members of Congress come the answers, in their own words

LBJ's "100 days"--a record piling up: bills that have been bogged down for years are sailing through now; The way LBJ runs Congress

LBJ's New Experiment in Government

Johnson and the new Congress: President Johnson figures changes are good for his 1965 program, including the "Great Society."

LBJ and Congress: the next 100 days; all signs point to a slowdown in Congress

Kennedy and Congress: with 25 days to go; end nears for one of the longest, least-productive sessions of Congress in history [1st sess., 88th Congress]

Why Congress doesn't give JFK what he wants: answers by leading congressmen

Secret that wasn't a secret--JFK's "background" conference: Mr. Kennedy was talking "off the record" in the U.S.--but he was quoted directly in London newspapers; upshot: some "off the record" comment is now "on the record."

New help for Kennedy in Senate: old-timers at the Capitol think the administration now can count on Senate support for most of its proposals

Aktive Filter

Suchergebnisse filtern